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NewFall Middle School Play: As the Phantom TurnsMiddle SchoolREGISTRATION DEADLINE: Monday, September 14, 2 pm! A hit television soap opera, “The Whispers of Scandal”, has moved filming to a new studio, only to discover that it is inhabited by a phantom, a former actor, who haunts the building. The Phantom falls in love with the understudy of the lead role of Julianna Sterling, and endeavors to gain her love by teaching her everything he knows about acting and attempts to get rid of the actor that has the role of Julianna, so that his love can be the star of the show. A comic farce.Mandatory Meeting:CAST: All students who want to be in the “cast” as actors and parent/guardian Sept 2, 6-7 pmCREW: All students who want to be on a “crew” (Booth/Costume/Set) and parent/guardian September 11, 6-7 pm Auditions: MANDATORY FOR ALL Sep 9: 3-5:15 pmRehearsals begin: Sep 14 Shows: October 28-Nov 1 For more detailed information check centennialtheatre.org Online registration will open September 11 at 3 pm, when cast and crew lists are posted. Registration will close: September 14 by 2 pm BEFORE YOU REGISTER: *Did your student attend the mandatory informational meeting or get approval from the Directors to register? *Did they turn in the parent consent/information forms to the director and get approval to register? *If you are registering for cast – was your student cast in the show after auditioning? *If you are registering for crew, did the Directors notify you and give approval for your student to register for crew?Fall 2026
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Fall Soccer Skills (gr. K-2)Sports & RecreationLearn how to "Defend the Den" with the Centennial Cougar recreational soccer program. This program is open to boys and girls of all levels of ability. We strive to provide an environment of wholesome, competitive fun, developing good character and sportsmanship, team play, and an education in the rules and skills of soccer. Small sided games are used to teach and equip our youth with the fundamentals of soccer. This program will focus on individual skills and help players improve their balance, control, and agility. Instruction and training provided by Centennial retired boys' varsity coach Jeff Ottosen and players.Fall 2026
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Family LEGO® NightSpecial InterestFun for all ages and skill levels! New builders and experienced builders welcome. Bring the entire family for a fun experience at our Family LEGO® Night. The evening will be a mix of creativity, teamwork, and all fun! Unleash your imagination and build unique creations using everyone’s favorite building blocks. Enjoy team challenges with your family and showcase your projects. Win LEGO®-themed prizes. There will be a LEGO® swap table at the event if you’d like to bring your gently used LEGO® sets to swap for others that are new to you. Create your own LEGO® minifigure to bring home. Pizza will be served, bring your own drinks and snacks.Fall 2026 -
Family Puzzle ChallengeAdults with DisabilitiesCalling all jigsaw puzzle enthusiasts! Compete with other teams to put together a 500-piece puzzle! The fee includes the puzzle (yours to keep), pizza, drinks, and prizes. Register as a beginner if you have a younger, less experienced team, or advanced if you are up for the challenge! There will be different puzzles for beginning and advanced. Your team can be an adult with a disability and two or three other members. Only one registration is needed per team. Feel free to bring a gently used, complete puzzle to trade. Pizza and beverages served at 5:45 pm. The contest begins at 6:10 pm. Families will have until 7:30 to work on their puzzle. Please bring your own water bottle/beverage.Fall 2026
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Family Puzzle Challenge (12 and under with adult)Special InterestCalling all jigsaw puzzle enthusiasts! Compete with other teams to put together a 500-piece puzzle! The fee includes the puzzle (yours to keep), pizza, drinks, and prizes. Register as a beginner if you have a younger, less experienced team, or advanced if you are up for the challenge! There will be different puzzles for beginning and advanced. Team must not exceed 4 players and consist of 1-2 adults and 2-3 youths age 12 years or younger. Only one registration needed per family/team. Feel free to bring a gently used, complete puzzle to trade. Pizza and beverages served at 5:45 pm. The contest begins at 6:10 pm. Families will have until 7:30 to work on their puzzle. Please bring your own water bottle/beverage.Fall 2026 -
Fencing (gr. 2-8)Sports & RecreationJoin this fast-paced, inclusive (everyone participates), Olympic sport. YEL's Teach it, Practice it, Play It approach teaches fencers new skills each class, practices those skills in kid-friendly fencing games, and then encourages participants to use those skills in fencing bouts (matches). All equipment provided.Fall 2026 -
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Foot Care ClinicFitness, Health & WellnessWe are hosting Jessica Lyall, a mobile nurse specializing in foot care to provide private, individual, 45-minute foot care appointments. Some of the services Jessica can provide include toenail trimming, filing down thick nails, removing corns, filing calluses, diabetic foot assessment, circulation assessment, fungal nails, non-infected ingrown nails, performing a shoe assessment if needed, and making any recommendations for certain skin conditions or foot ailments. Jessica does not sell any products but can make recommendations for various products if needed. The room we are utilizing will be designed to provide privacy. If you have any questions in advance of registering, please contact Community Education and we can pass along any specific inquiries to Jessica if needed.Fall 2026
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Forest BathingFitness, Health & WellnessThis Japanese art form and reflective practice, shinrin-yoku, loosely translates to "taking in the forest through our sense." Are you feeling stressed or overwhelmed? Forest Therapy is a practice of spending time in forested areas for the purpose of enhancing health, wellness, and happiness. Come slow down, de-stress from your daily routine, and deepen your connection to nature. It is different than other nature experiences. In forest bathing, we will be slowing down with intentionality and engaging all our senses through some activities. Give your mind and body some time to rest, wander and wonder in nature. You will need a valid state park vehicle permit ($7/day or $35/year).Fall 2026
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Four Successful Strategies to Protect the House/Farm/Cabin & More Before and After Your DeathEducation & FinanceThe Concern: Our family has a cabin, homestead, hunting land, farm or second home; how do we protect this family legacy and move its use and enjoyment in the future? The Problem: Various sources and forces threaten their very existence: The nursing home and Medicaid (MA), estate taxes, family divorces, creditor and bankruptcy issues, taxes and operating expenses, unequal resources of owners, the in-laws, and use and enjoyment equality. The Answer: We will provide real-life solutions and explore four paths to resolution that will solve our problems without driving the family apart or sacrificing the family’s legacy asset. If registering as a couple, only select one person to your cart during the registration process. The name of your partner will be asked as a question during checkout.Fall 2026
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Galena, IL/Dubuque, IA GetawaySpecial Interest & TripsWed, May 5-Fri, May 7, 2027 Pack your bags for a fun-filled getaway! Whether you're traveling as a couple, with friends or family, or planning a girls' trip, this three-day adventure has something for everyone. Wednesday: We’ll depart in the morning from the Rookery Activity Center and travel to Decorah, Iowa, where we'll enjoy a wine tasting and lunch. From there, we'll continue to Galena, Illinois, and check in to the historic DeSoto House Hotel, where breakfast and luggage service are included. That evening, we'll travel to Dubuque for a scenic river cruise featuring dinner on board. Thursday: Start the day with a guided trolley tour before enjoying free time and lunch on your own. In the afternoon, we'll visit the National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium in Dubuque. The day concludes with a unique progressive dinner, where you'll enjoy courses served at three historic locations throughout Dubuque while a step-on guide shares the city's rich history. Friday: After breakfast, we'll return to Galena for a guided tour of the Ulysses S. Grant Home. Before heading home, you'll have time to enjoy lunch on your own. For those looking for an extra adventure, you can choose to participate in a goat stroll at a nearby farm (additional $50 fee) at approximately 12-1 pm. We'll depart Galena at 2:00 p.m. for the trip home, making one brief restroom stop along the way. Please note that we will not stop for dinner. Join us for three days of history, great food, beautiful scenery, and memorable experiences! $829/single occupancy; $679 per person/double occupancy (you designate your roommate). $250 deposit due at the time of registration. Final payment due March 1. Deadline to withdraw with a $50 cancelation fee is March 18. No refunds thereafter. Goats Stroll: additional $50. Some hotel info: Once the principal river port of the Upper Mississippi Valley, Galena reached its economic peak during the 1850's. With the coming of Illinois Central Railroad, a group of local investors formed the "Galena Hotel Company" and built a grand hotel to reflect the growing prosperity of this "Metropolis of the Northwest". Named for the discoverer of the Mississippi River, the DeSoto House opened on April 9, 1855 and was billed as the "Largest Hotel in the West".Fall 2026 -
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Gingerbread House MakingAdults with DisabilitiesCreate unforgettable holiday memories by decorating an enchanted gingerbread house. Have fun creating pretzel picket fences or majestic holiday trees to make your little gingerbread village come alive. Caregivers are welcome to stay and create with their loved one, or participants can be dropped off if they can work independently.Fall 2026 -
WaitlistGlass: Mosaic Glass-on-Glass SuncatcherCreateJoin Rachel to learn to cut glass and create a 4x6 glass-on-glass mosaic suncatcher to hang in a window. Rachel will have a few examples to show, however, participants can choose their own design. Rachel will grout your piece(s) a week later (you are welcome to come learn and do your own) for you to take home.Fall 2026 -
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Golden Lake ElementaryKids ClubSite Updates: Aug 24, 2026 Kids Club Summer C.A.M.P. 2026 = CLOSEDAll three of our 2026 Summer Kids Club C.A.M.P. sites are now full. 2027 If you are interested in care June - August 2027, please check our website beginning in January 2027 for registration updates! Thank you!Notice of Wait Lists: School Year 2026-27At this time, limited space remains available at most sites. Pending contract requests will be offered care as space / staffing allows. Kids Club is a certified, fee-based, childcare program provided by Centennial Schools Community Education. We are located in our district's school buildings, and serve ISD 12 enrolled students and their families across 2 separate seasons. Summer: K - grade 6 at 3 elementary locations School Year: Prek - grade 5 at each elementary, on school days, with optional Non-School Day on select dates at condensed locations. Registration via Arux is required for each child, each season. | Space is limited at all sites. Find all details online at: communityed.isd12.org/kids-club ** About Us ** We serve ISD 12 students and their families in a choice-based program, offering a wide variety of activities, such as: unique creative and academic experiences, social-emotional learning, and indoor & outdoor physical activity offerings. We meet (or exceed) standards for school-age childcare set by State of Minnesota guidelines, in order to provide the highest quality program. We provide care year round, with two separate seasons: School Year and Summer C.A.M.P. We are conveniently located at each elementary school during the academic year, and condensed sites in summer. View: Sites, Contact Info and Hours We work in partnership with parents, caregivers, and their child(ren) to make their experiences happy, productive, and safe. We strengthen social emotional skills through Character Strong curriculum by teaching students key character traits: respect, responsibility, gratitude, empathy, perseverance, honesty, cooperation, courage and creativity. ** PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS ** Families must register: each child, each season, by selecting from the options below. Space is limited at each site. Approved contract(s) required to attend. Program eligibility: students enrolled in ISD 12 schools who are able to meet program/behavior guidelines and use the restroom independently. Accounts must be in good standing to register and participate. Kids Club families adhere to: the policies, terms, and conditions found on our website, and as stated in the Kids Club Family Handbook. ** REGISTRATION SUMMARY ** All submitted registrations begin in "Pending" status. Contracts are reviewed / approved based on eligibility and space. Families are notified of approval, or if there is a wait list. NEW IN 2026! Non-Refundable Registration Fee and Non-Refundable Tuition Deposit apply to each contract at time of approval. In order to process all contracts requests as quickly as possible: electronic method for payment is now required at time of registration. $100 tuition deposit applied to your season's first invoice (and after, until depleted). To best assist all families, we ask that you: Review policies in the Kids Club Family Handbook Determine if your request for childcare meets minimum requirements and follows enrollment windows per season. Complete/Submit your Kids Club online registration in Arux. Select your Season, and Site, from the options below. ** REGISTRATION WINDOWS ** ** SCHOOL YEAR | Grades: PreK - 5 ** Enrollment based on space available. 2 days/week minimum contract required. | Click the link for: School Year rates/ program dates/details | Select your location: at the bottom of this page. Non-refundable Registration fee + $100 Non-refundable Tuition Deposit applies to each approved contract. 2026-27 / Upcoming: Space is limited - register early! Dates below. Non-refundable deposits and registration fees applies to each approved contract. $55 per K-5 contract + $100 Tuition Deposit $25 per PreK contract + $100 Tuition Deposit for enrolled, future Centennial Preschool attendees only "Window 3" May 11 / ongoing = Open RegistrationDefined as: those with a child enrolled in ISD 12 Schools PreK-5 in the upcoming school year. Registration will remain open. Contracts will be accepted on a first come, first serve basis (after prior lottery and/or wait list is served). Space is limited. See Kids Club School Year for details on program eligibility, lottery details, and rates. Select Site Options below. Click to view the Kids Club Family Handbook Click to view the Kids Club Frequently Asked QuestionsSchool Year 2026-27 Kids Club Childcare Site -
Golden Lake Nature Club - Fall in the Woods (gr. K-2)ElementaryJoin the Golden Lake Nature Club for fall in the woods! As the leaves turn colors and the air gets crisp, we'll learn about how plants and animals get ready for winter. Through exploration, observation, and play, we'll follow our curiosity about the world around us. Nature Club will be held outside unless the weather is unsafe. Pack a snack and your labeled water bottle, and into the forest we go! We have two openings for older helpers in 3rd-5th grade to participate and assist in the class, the cost is only $10. If you are interested in being a helper please email cceonline@isd12.org For the purposes of safety and security, students must register for after school classes ONLY at the elementary school in which they are enrolled.Fall 2026
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Gymnastics Open Gym (gr. 1-6, all skill levels)Sports & RecreationOpen gymnastics is a non-structured, supervised time to practice gymnastics skills and have fun. All participants must sign in. $5/person at the door for a half-hour session or $10 for an hour session. Please refer to the schedule for session dates and times.This is a pay at the door activity. Information listed here is for your information only.Fall 2026
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Halloween Hustle 5KSports & RecreationJoin us for the 9th Annual Halloween Hustle. This 5K fun run will start at Centerville Elementary, run out the trail and loop back. Bring the entire family; pets are welcome (no pets in the school). Dress up in costume if you'd like and join us for a fun-filled morning. There will be a child turnaround station about a half mile up, so all ages can join. We'll have some fun child activities in the school after the run until 10:30 am. Participants registered by Sunday, October 18 will receive a long-sleeved t-shirt. No refunds after October 18. Check in starts at 8:45 am, run at 9 am rain or shine Prizes announced at 10:15 am with inside crafts until 10:30 am $26 individual, $65 family of 3, $80 family of 4, $99 family of 5; children under 2 free Race Only (No T-Shirt): $15 eachFall 2026 -
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How Wills and Trusts Can and Cannot Help YouEducation & FinanceWhat is estate planning and why is it crucial? This class explores the purposes for estate planning; basic plans for married couples and single individuals; and reviews wills and trusts in detail. Also reviewed are power of attorney, guardianship, health care directive and the probate process. A well-planned estate will allow the maker to stay in control even in the event of disability and will avoid probate and unnecessary fees and delays upon death.Fall 2026 -
How to Start Any Home Business + 250 Home Business Ideas (Online)Education & FinanceTired of working for someone else? Do you need to make more money? Turn your talents and hobbies into profits by starting a home business. Taught by a Chamber of Commerce Past President and award-winning business owner, this is probably the most comprehensive business start-up workshop you will ever find. You will discover: More than 250 legitimate home business ideas Mandatory legal documentation Many ways to market your product/service How to take tax deductions (this workshop included) Informative handouts for future use are included in class fee. A Zoom link will be sent to the email used for registration.Fall 2026